A further 19 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Leeds and an extra 106 across Yorkshire.
The biggest spike in Yorkshire was seen in Bradford, where there were an additional 31 cases over the past 24 hours.
The city is among the areas in West Yorkshire that has recently had tighter lockdown restrictions enforced, alongside Calderdale and Kirklees.
The second biggest increase in cases was seen in Leeds, with the 19 newly confirmed cases taking the city's total to 3,851.
Elsewhere Kirklees saw an increase of 16 cases and Sheffield had an increase of 13.
There were no new cases recorded in either Doncaster or York and it was a decrease in the numbers from the previous day, when there were an additional 145 cases recorded in Yorkshire. However, cases recorded at the weekend tend to be lower than those during the week.
It takes the total number of people to have tested positive for the disease in Yorkshire to 31,171.
This comes as there were no new coronavirus deaths recorded by hospitals in Yorkshire over the past day. Across wider England, a further four people who had tested positive for the virus have died.
Confirmed cases of coronavirus recorded in Yorkshire
Leeds - was 3,832 now 3,851 (+19)
Wakefield - was 1,849 now 1,853 (+4)
North Yorkshire - was 2,572 now 2,575 (+3)
Sheffield - was 4,273 now 4,286 (+13)
Barnsley - was 1,982 now 1,990 (+8)
Bradford - was 5,045 now 5,076 (+31)
Calderdale - was 869 now 876 (+7)
Rotherham - was 2,032 now 2,035 (+3)
Kirklees - was 2,428 now 2,444 (+16)
York - still 924
Doncaster - still 2,029
East Yorkshire - was 1,655 now 1,656 (+1)
Hull - was 1,575 now 1,576 (+1)
